Sentence examples for who exchanges from inspiring English sources

The reaction prompted one person who exchanges currency to predict that the rial would continue to lose value against the dollar and other currencies.

Stella Creasy, a Labour Party lawmaker who exchanges Twitter postings with Everyday Sexism, said these stories demonstrated that women remained unequal.

Evra hits a soft pass to Nasri, who exchanges passes with Benzema that send the big striker free on the near right of the penalty area.

Jack Nicholson plays a burnt-out reporter who exchanges his identity with that of a man he finds dead in a North African hotel room.

Ms. Flowers is a toucher, a woman who remembers first names and uses them, who exchanges confidences easily with another woman.

A long-distance lorry driver (George Costigan), who exchanges macho banter with Josie, brings him a porn video from the Continent.

Both films dealt with women who exchanged, or merged, personalities.

Some states propose new misdemeanor crimes for minors who exchange photos that are "lewd and lascivious".

Viewers accept that the characters are essentially actors who exchange privacy for fame and opportunity.

The show featured a panel of other women who exchanged opinions and interviewed guests.

(They were among the ones who exchanged glances when the Manhole Cover Lady spoke).